Love Stories from the African Diaspora
Here are some of our picks for inclusive Black love stories in film and media. We hope you enjoy these tender love stories and beautiful depictions.
Onrust
On a trip to the island of Onrust, Bramanto Putra discovered an ancient diary while idly looking for historical objects. It belonged to the lover of Maria Van De Velde, who disappeared under mysterious circumstances. Bram and another archeology student named Susan decide to do some research on the owner of the diary, leading to fatal consequences as they accidentally unleash a dark spell upon the island.
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On a trip to the island of Onrust, Bramanto Putra discovered an ancient diary while idly looking for historical objects. It belonged to the lover of Maria Van De Velde, who disappeared under mysterious circumstances. Bram and another archeology student named Susan decide to do some research on the owner of the diary, leading to fatal consequences as they accidentally unleash a dark spell upon the island.
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Genre:Horror, Drama, History
Written By:Astryd Diana Savitri
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Balai Pustaka, Adroit Indonesia
Cast
Irham Acho Bahtiar
Director
Aliff Alli
Bramanto Putra
Yoriko Angeline
Susan Sriwati
Donny Damara
Prof. Daniel
Ray Sahetapy
dr. Victor van Vogel
Mathias Muchus
Mr. Ibrahim
Dewi Rezer
Prof. Tarina
Egi Fedly
Hasan Zakaria
Sherly Margaretha
Bram's Mom
Erwin Cortez
Bram's Dad
Erick Amaral
Jan Koenrad/Jehovah
Cristina Danila
Maria van de Velde
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